THE FUTURE OF HIGHER EDUCATION: WILL TRADITIONAL UNIVERSITIES BECOME OBSOLETE?
Keywords:
hybrid learning models, future of education, online learning, innovation, traditional universities, equity.Abstract
The article examines the landscape of higher education and potential obsolescence of traditional models of higher institutions in terms of curriculum systems and educating methods. The article also analyzes the influence of informational technologies and increased demand for affordable learning opportunities. It highlights the strengths and weaknesses of conventional universities and accounts for hybrid models that combine the elements of both traditional and online education. In the end, the article outlines the problems, challenges and opportunities that higher education is facing today in the 21st century and probable future of learning.
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